Awaken Tax: Crypto Tax Software, Pricing & Reports

About Awaken Tax

Awaken Tax is web-based crypto tax software that consolidates activity from public wallet addresses, supported exchanges and CSV files. It classifies transactions, reconciles transfers between owned accounts, calculates cost basis and prepares crypto tax reports for supported jurisdictions.

At a glance

Useful for: people who need to consolidate and review multichain, DeFi, NFT or staking activity for crypto tax reporting.
Less suited for: users whose data sources are not supported or who expect self-service software to prepare and file a complete tax return.
Account required: Yes.
Wallet required: Not for exchange or CSV imports. Onchain imports require a public address, not a wallet signature or private key.
Installation: None; the service runs in a web browser.
Language: English is the listed interface language. The French directory copy does not imply a French product interface.

Coverage and reports

The chains shown on this page are supported data integrations, not native networks for Awaken Tax. Coverage and import methods vary by integration. Available outputs include U.S. Form 8949 and Schedule D, international tax reports, audit reports, and supported exports for TurboTax and TaxAct. Report availability depends on the country and plan.

Pricing

Pricing is based on the number of transactions in the current tax year. Minnow is free for up to 100 transactions and includes portfolio tracking and a capital-gains preview, but not tax-report exports. Paid plans start at $99 per year, include reports for the current and prior tax years, and support unlimited wallets. Awaken states that subscriptions do not renew automatically.

Main limits

Integration coverage and automatic classification vary; labels, valuations, transfers and asset links may require manual correction.
Missing cost basis and incomplete receiving records can affect calculated totals.
Awaken Tax prepares crypto tax reports, not a complete tax return. Results must be checked against the selected jurisdiction, tax year and source records before export.

Features

Wallet and exchange imports
Crypto transaction classification
DeFi, NFT and staking tax support
Cost-basis tracking
Transfer and bridge reconciliation
Crypto tax report exports
Portfolio and PnL tracking
Tax lots and planning insights
Tax history migration
MCP connection for AI assistants

How to Get Started

Create an account and import the relevant sources

Create an Awaken account, then add each wallet, exchange or CSV source used during the tax year. Include older accounts that contain the acquisition history of assets disposed of later. Onchain imports use public addresses, and supported exchange connections are read-only; no wallet signature or private key is required.

Review suggested wallets

Open Accounts and review the suggested potential wallets. View the transactions associated with each suggestion and add the account only if you recognize it as yours.

Review high-priority transactions

Open Transactions and select the high-priority items indicated by the red notification dot. Review the transactions that require attention and update their labels when the imported classification is incorrect.

Review gains and income

Open Taxes, select the relevant tax year, then use the capital-gains and income charts to view the underlying transactions and identify totals or labels that require correction.

Recalculate after edits

Return to Transactions and run Recalculate after edits that affect the tax calculations. Wait for the recalculation to finish before reviewing the totals again.

Review and export the reports

Before exporting, resolve missing cost basis, review high-value gains, losses and income transactions, and verify that withdrawals are not treated as income unless they include rewards. Then check unresolved warnings, annual totals and tax settings. Report export requires a paid plan, and Awaken Tax does not prepare a complete tax return.

FAQ

What is required to use Awaken Tax?

An Awaken account and the relevant transaction history are required. Public addresses can import onchain activity; supported exchanges use read-only API connections or CSV uploads. A private key or wallet signature is not required. Import method and coverage vary by integration.

Which countries and reports are supported?

Awaken lists country-specific support for jurisdictions including the United States, France, the United Kingdom and Australia. Available outputs include U.S. Form 8949 and Schedule D, international reports, audit reports, and supported TurboTax or TaxAct exports. Availability varies by country and plan.

How does Awaken Tax pricing work?

Plans are based on the number of transactions in the current tax year. Minnow costs $0 for up to 100 transactions and includes portfolio tracking and a capital-gains preview, but not tax-report exports. Paid plans start at $99 per year, include reports for current and prior tax years, and support unlimited wallets. Awaken states that subscriptions do not renew automatically.

Does Awaken Tax handle DeFi, NFTs and staking?

Awaken documents support for swaps, liquidity positions, yield farming, staking rewards, NFT purchases and sales, mining income, bridges and other supported onchain activity. Unusual, incomplete or unsupported records can still require manual review.

Which cost-basis methods are available?

Available methods include FIFO, LIFO, average cost and wallet-based specific identification. The method permitted for a filed return depends on the jurisdiction and the user’s records, so the selected setting should be reviewed before export.

About Awaken Tax

At a glance

Useful for: people who need to consolidate and review multichain, DeFi, NFT or staking activity for crypto tax reporting.
Less suited for: users whose data sources are not supported or who expect self-service software to prepare and file a complete tax return.
Account required: Yes.
Wallet required: Not for exchange or CSV imports. Onchain imports require a public address, not a wallet signature or private key.
Installation: None; the service runs in a web browser.
Language: English is the listed interface language. The French directory copy does not imply a French product interface.

Coverage and reports

Pricing

Main limits

Integration coverage and automatic classification vary; labels, valuations, transfers and asset links may require manual correction.
Missing cost basis and incomplete receiving records can affect calculated totals.
Awaken Tax prepares crypto tax reports, not a complete tax return. Results must be checked against the selected jurisdiction, tax year and source records before export.

Features

Wallet and exchange imports
Crypto transaction classification
DeFi, NFT and staking tax support
Cost-basis tracking
Transfer and bridge reconciliation
Crypto tax report exports
Portfolio and PnL tracking
Tax lots and planning insights
Tax history migration
MCP connection for AI assistants

How to Get Started

Create an account and import the relevant sources

Review suggested wallets

Open Accounts and review the suggested potential wallets. View the transactions associated with each suggestion and add the account only if you recognize it as yours.

Review high-priority transactions

Review gains and income

Open Taxes, select the relevant tax year, then use the capital-gains and income charts to view the underlying transactions and identify totals or labels that require correction.

Recalculate after edits

Return to Transactions and run Recalculate after edits that affect the tax calculations. Wait for the recalculation to finish before reviewing the totals again.

At a glance

Coverage and reports

Pricing

Main limits

Features

Create an account and import the relevant sources

Review suggested wallets

Review high-priority transactions

Review gains and income

Recalculate after edits

Review and export the reports

What is required to use Awaken Tax?

Which countries and reports are supported?

How does Awaken Tax pricing work?

Does Awaken Tax handle DeFi, NFTs and staking?

Which cost-basis methods are available?

At a glance

Coverage and reports

Pricing

Main limits

Features

Create an account and import the relevant sources

Review suggested wallets

Review high-priority transactions

Review gains and income

Recalculate after edits

Review and export the reports

What is required to use Awaken Tax?

Which countries and reports are supported?

How does Awaken Tax pricing work?

Does Awaken Tax handle DeFi, NFTs and staking?

Which cost-basis methods are available?

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